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mp3province
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Nov 2003
Location: singapore/jakarta/delhi
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where in germany would u be? i would most likely be visiting a friend in dortmund...maybe chill there for a bit...
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Mar-21-2004 23:44
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phoenixBEBE
rainbows abound 7-5-13

Registered: Jul 2003
Location: 2012. Everything changes after this year :) <3 so can't wait.
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Mar-23-2004 00:09
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partyhopper
NYTA Senior Citizen

Registered: Mar 2004
Location: All the wrong places
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| quote: | Originally posted by bubbleravegirl
is Love Parade worth going to? ive heard the pros and cons of it...well of course ill prolly end up going to it if i do go to europe this year...:-) oh man i wish it was summer already!!! |
if you can handle the crowdedness, the loud whistling in the streets and subway stations, the queues for the porta-johns, and the possible sight of people making love, then yes!
if you're gonna go, you better reserve a hotel room pronto (if they're not all already taken)!
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Mar-23-2004 04:09
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drizzt81
Professional Lamer

Registered: Nov 2001
Location: GTA #1 - At work
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Re: eurotrip this summer
| quote: | Originally posted by mp3province
road trip from london to venice. june 28th to july 2nd. possible?
if you were to do this, which route would you take, which places would u go see, party, chill etc..
i think the distance is about 1100 km (for you americans that is about 690 miles)
i know there are tolls in france...wondering about germany, luxembourg and austria...
anyone done anything like this before? tell me about it...spare no details
FOCK YEAA | It is easily possible to drive 1100km in one or two days, but the question is how much you want to see while doing your trip.
A general rule of thumb is that you can go about 100 - 120 km/h on average (including gas/ pee stops etc) while driving.
There are tolls in France and you would need to pay to drive in/through switzerland. Certain tunnels in Austria will most likely have you pay tolls as well.
Germany is toll free, unless you drive a commercial truck.
Travelling in France by car is not faster than any other country, since they have a speed limit of 130km/h on their highways. In Germany, some portions of the highway (the majority) does not have an upper speed limit.
Gas prices are VERY high all throughout Europe. Expect to pay at least twice the US price, more likely a little more than that.
If you end up doing this, please remember that it is ILLEGAL to pass on the right hand side in europe, unless you are in the city, or in a traffic jam on the highway.
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Mar-23-2004 16:17
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